Belden Pupils Entertain Parents With Christmas Program
Belden school held its annual Christmas program in the auditorium with a PTA meeting beforehand. The event featured the school band in its first public appearance, plays by grades, a saxophone quartet, and a vocal trio accompaniment. Principal roles were filled by several students, with grade seven and eight presenting The Story of Christmas Carols. PTA urged purchasing a record player and repairs to another for use in physical education and early grade classes.
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Belden
Parent-Teacher Association
Martha Mole
Terry Jonasson
Sally Schriver
Sandra Sooy
Georgia Gelallas
Irene Palcesko
Nancy
Phyllis Tom
Patty Traxler
Martyn Stazzone
Lynn Adamson
Norman Alexander
Eleanor Sanders
Venezuela to build milk pasteurization plant soon
Caracas reports Venezuela will soon have a new milk pasteurization plant. Argentina and Paraguay have agreed to jointly aid mine and oil developments.
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Venezuela
Caracas
Argentina
Paraguay
Grafton Kiwanis Hear World Cruise Talk
Miss Marjorie Maple, teaching at the University of Michigan after Guam service, returns as guest speaker for the Grafton Kiwanis. She shares color slides of a world cruise visiting Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan, Hongkong, Bangkok, India, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Palestine, Egypt, Turkey and Europe. Guests include Miss Pilar Cruz, Miss Clothilde Castro, Dr. Tewksbury, Clarence Milliman, and Bernard Rothgery. Next meeting features a six month sales tax stamp contest payoff dinner.
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Grafton
Marjorie Maple
University of Michigan
Grafton Club
Maple
Guam
Pilar Cruz
Clothilde Castro
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Hongkong
Bangkok
India
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Turkey
Europe
Miss Cruz
Miss Castro
Miss Maple
Dr. Tewksbury
California
Clarence Milliman
Oberlin
Bernard Rothgery
A_ directors
Senior Y Teens Meet With Karely Jantz
A brief business session led by Claudia Jackson preceded the Christmas party at Karely Jantz home. Ten members gathered in the recreation room for a gift exchange and refreshments hosted by Roberta Yates. Decorations and appointments reflected the holiday theme. A Christmas dance followed on Saturday evening at leader Mrs Charles Yates home with refreshments by Claudia Jackson Eleanor Fowler and Joyce Smedley.
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Grafton
Claudia Jackson
Karely Jantz
Roberta Yates
Charles Yates
Eleanor Fowler
Joyce Smedley
Teacher Entertains Second Grade Class at Church Party
Mrs. Mary Louise Gill entertained the Methodists Sunday school second graders at a church party Thursday. Eleven children attended as games were played and Christmas refreshments served in the church dining room.
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Grafton
Mary Louise Gill
Methodist Church
Choirs Unite For Christmas Music At Grafton Church
A Grafton Methodist Church program featured youth and adult choirs performing Christmas numbers directed by David Thompson with organ by Mrs. Thompson. The service opened with O Come All Ye Faithful, included solos and duets by Nancy Brehm Dorothy Fischer Penny Cook Diana Muffley Lois Fischer and David Parker, and ended with congregational singing and a benediction.
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Grafton
Grafton Methodist Church
David Thompson
Henry Smith
Nancy Brehm
Penny Cook
Dorothy Fischer
Lois
George Edwards
David Parker
Mother And Two Sons Vacation In Mexico
Mrs. Larry Valerius and sons Donn and Dale Barber, students at Ohio Wesleyan University, left Monday by plane to spend the holidays in Mexico and expect to return January 4. Also visiting home for the holidays are Michael and James Knechtges, students at John Carroll University, and Cadet Robert Nesbett Jr. from Riverside Military Academy. Cadet Bernard Rothgery, from Riverside, arrives to spend the holidays with his parents. Trembath plans a Newport trip and NYC sightseeing. Local guests include Eunice Church and Arthur Kreager. Dr. James Tewsbury of San Francisco visits relatives in the area.
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Robert Nesbett
Bernard Rothgery
Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Hal Rothgery
R. L
Thomas Trembath
Samuel Trembath
Newport
R. I
New York City
Ross Stuart
Eunice Church
Arthur Kreager
Cleveland
James Tewsbury
San Francisco
Calif
David Thompson
J. B. Lilley
Ann
Medina
Robert Longbrake
Ray Longbrake
Cows Complete Herd Improvement Tests in Vermont and Ohio Farms
In Grafton Vermont and surrounding areas several Holstein Friesian cows finished officially tested lactations under the Herd Improvement Registry. Cows include Crocker Heilo Burke at Crocker Brothers Valley City Denholm Abeneit Pollyanna LaGrange Langdon Texas Dianne Rothgery Grafton Gem King Bessie Sensation Wellington Mistress Audrey Strongsville Ormsby Korndyke Elyria Hartog Veeman Oberlin and Bess Fabes Hartog at Oberlin. Ohio State University supervised testing along with the national association.
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Grafton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Battleboro
Crocker Heilo Burke
Crocker Brothers
Valley City
Denholm Abeneit Pollyanna
Den‘ham Brothers
LaGrange
Langdon Texas Dianne
B. A. Rothgery
Gem King
Harry B. Rowland
Wellington
Caroldale
Audrey
Spitzer Farms
Strongsville
Hartog Pontiac Ormsby Korndyke
Ed W. Stang and
Soni
Elyria
Bess Fabes Hartog Veeman
El Salvador Coffee Crop Sets Record Prices in 1953
El Salvador harvested a massive coffee crop in 1953, selling at the highest prices in history. The record sales reflect strong demand and favorable market conditions for Central American beans.
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el Salvador
Colombia Expands Authority Through Militarized Customs Force
The government has militarized its customs and port personnel to centralize authority across the nation. This move consolidates control over border and trade operations, affecting local agencies and international shipments. The central government asserts enhanced security and coordinated oversight.
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Colombia
Half size favorite side-wrap coatdress pattern 9393
Step into a flattering coatdress with a glove like fit for short fuller figures. Diagonal lines accentuate the silhouette with tab-buttoned collar and wide revers. Pattern offers faille crepe or wool in sizes 14 through 24. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for mail. Marian Martin, Elyria Chronicle Telegram.
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Marian Martin
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Parker Appliance workers sue over seniority rights
In Cleveland, 18 employees of Parker Appliance Co and members of the International Association of Machinists AFL filed a $180000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court. They allege in 1942 they accepted strawboss roles with promises of preserving seniority, but were removed from supervisory work and denied seniority for that period, costing them higher pay and causing layoffs.
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Cleveland, O
Common Pleas Court
Parker Appliance Co
International Association of Machinists Afl
Pattern Dept Ad Requests Name Address Zone Size and Style
A Pattern Department advertisement instructs customers to print plainly their name and address with zone, size, and style number. The notice appears from a New York studio, listing address at 232 West 18th Street NY 11. It emphasizes legibility and proper formatting for orders.
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Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Carolers To Sing In 3 Languages At UN
A UN choir of 25 staffers from many nations performs traditional carols in Hindu, Christian, Jewish and Muslim languages for 2,000 visitors in the Assembly building lobby. An organ accompanies the singing as visitors from across the United States and the world fill the space near entrances. The UN has no Christmas trees due to funds and sect diversity. At night, the building lights form a cross visible among New York’s holiday glow.
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United Nations
N.Y. Ins
Assembly Building
Manhattan
Global Organization
United States
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Security Council
New York
Krupp to Assist Pakistani Steel Mill Startup
Krupp of Essen Germany plans to send technicians to assist Pakistan in starting a new steel mill project. The move signals industrial cooperation between Germany and Pakistan amid ongoing development efforts.
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Krupp of
Essen
Germany
Fewer hogs to curb pork supply next year
The Agriculture Department disclosed a fall hog production total of 31,882,000 head, nine percent less than last year, signaling lower pork, bacon, and ham availability in the first half of next year. Hog prices remain higher this winter with producers easing output to lift values.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Winter Wheat Acreage and Production Estimated for 1954
The Agriculture Department projects 1954 winter wheat output at 750.14 million bushels from 46.575 million acres sown, about 81.9 percent of last year. Ohio seedings total 1.831 million acres, 76 percent of prior year, with a forecast production of 40.282 million bushels. Britain ends all sugar controls.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
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